Meta Refresh 2014

On the construction of user interface on the web

Sandip Patel

@ermauliks

10 things which will influence front-end development in 2014

Submitted Dec 17, 2013

The objective of this talk is to cover different obscure techniques and tips of front-end development workflow (viz. design, development, optimization, performance, testing, deployment).

Some of the objectives are:

  • Thinking beyond the usual: HTML/CSS/JavaScript
  • Using your editor effectively
  • Stop doing things manually, automate it!
  • Learn to love your workflow
  • Finish your work faster and get home early!

Outline

While working on front-end development in the last couple of years, we came across many obscure tips and techniques. So, we thought of sharing our findings with you guys.

Great strides have been made in how we approach our development workflow, use abstractions, appreciate code quality, optimize performance etc.. If you’ve been busy or haven’t had the time to catch up on these latest trends, then don’t worry, we will take you through some of the cool ones.

For example, Chrome Developer Tool has evolved a lot recently. Like better support for mobile debugging, small handy shortcuts (like H to hide the currently selected element in the Elements tab). To know more cool things like these, come attend our talk!

Speaker bio

Maulik is currently working as a front-end developer at ThoughtWorks Studios, Bangalore. He is a co-founder of CVsIntellect. He also works on bunch of open source projects like DearWeb. Read more about Maulik at maulik.co.

Rishabh is currently working as a front-end developer at ThoughtWorks, Bangalore. He loves to contribute to the open-source community. He is enthusiastic about JavaScript and has contributed documentation at Web Platform Docs. He’s helping out Maulik on DearWeb.

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